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Group: I have recently come across, in two different eBay auctions, a Varney version of the PRR L1 mikado. Finding two tells me that this must have been either a documented kit bash that appeared in a

I have been using Pliobond as a really good alternative to Goo. Seems to be slightly less viscous, you can apply with a fine tube that can be purchased separately and attached to the front of the

LoL. I’m using my Goo for shoe repair! I drilled a hole in the cap to get it out.

Remember the ads that Wally's used to run about you could use Goo to fix your shoes? I tried it. Not good. Barge cement is that stuff that shoe repair people use. If you have ever been in a shoe

They still make the Goop ?? Tell me how Barge Cement works for you ?? Please ?? Henry --------------------------------------------

Thanks!

Go to your friendly local Ace Hardware and buy a tube of Barge Cement. You will find it to be a much better product. Or drill a No 77 hole in the cap and stick a pin in it. Pat

Hi folks. I’ve got a half full tube of walthers Goo and the cap is completely fused. Pliers won’t get it open. What do you suggest? I could cut off the tube bottom and then fold it over to

With those soft metal tender trucks, I'm thinking International Models?? I don't have ready access to my Brown Book.?? DM

Jeff ! That'd be one small conversion ! This loco bears a resemblance to an LMB [ Cleveland O. importer ] LM Blum / Blum's house of hobbies . ?? Henry [email protected]> wrote:

I think I have the same one and mine I was told was a LMB

I tend to agree with DulCote, as it is porous. I have some experience with decals and DullCote in outdoor railroad situations, and once in place (not talking about saving old decals) Krylon Clear

Hello list, Sometimes neat finds show up right after Christmas.? My stepfather's local hobby shop had a trio of what turned out to be Bowser PRR assembled kits on consignment. I brought back this

Henry, I’d suggest using Microsoft Liquid Decal Film. It is basically the stuff put on the decal paper (which does NOT have any film on it as manufactured) that allows the decals to slide off the

One thing that does NOT work is Krylon gloss clear spray. ?I tried it on some 40 year old decals that came with a 1/25th scale General 4-4-0 I was building. ?After applying the decals to the model

Microscale makes a liquid decal film that is used ti save old decals. I've used it and I think it helped. At least it held together and was flexible enough to apply. Chuck Peck [email protected]>

I have used both Gloss and Dullcote. Both work very well. I found that if you spray 2 very THIN cotes? about 1-2 hrs. apart then after the last cote, wait about 12-24 hrs? then they worked fine.

What's your advice on using old lift off decal sheets ? I've been told to use Testor's Gloss or Dullcote to seal them for use ? Please advise ? Happy New Year !!? ?Henry H.

Is there a scource for IPBs for Model Power [Roco ] FA2s ? HO seeker doesn't have Roco . I have one of these that has a hickup , seems that it chatters when running . Acts like gears are teething

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